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      01-29-2010, 11:55 AM   #1
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Can I use these Rims? 5x114.3?

Have some 19" OZ racing rims on brand new tires that I bought for an accord I owned for about 3 weeks. Would love to be able to slap them on my 07 E90 sport, but I know the lug pattern is wrong, these are 5 x 114.3 instead of 5 x 120, Discount Tire told me it would be unsafe to use adapters/spacers, is that correct?
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I wouldn't run the adapters myself. There are alot of guys that run spacers/adapters, so I wouldn't really say they are unsafe, its just alot of tire shops don't like to accept liability for spacers/ adapters since they are a direct deviation from OE.

Why not just sell the OZ's and put the money towards some fresh new wheels.
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If you can use adapters/spacers depends on the offset of those wheels.
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If you can use adapters/spacers depends on the offset of those wheels.
^^^what he said

A typical adaptor is atleast 15mm, so you will need a wheel with around 45mm offset, depending on the width of the wheel.

Adaptors, when properly installed, are not dangerous. Assuming you go with a quality brand.
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      01-29-2010, 05:32 PM   #5
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Cool, thanks guys, to be honest, I don't know how to tell what the offset of these wheels are, should there be a marking somewhere on the rim itself? Also, the rims are non-staggered, if I have an E90 sport ('07) do I have to run staggered rims? I'd imagine that might affect the offset as well.. .
I appreciate the assist
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they can be redrilled to 5x120
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      01-29-2010, 05:42 PM   #7
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Hmm, is this safe? who does this? Thanx Joel
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Contact LTBMW, he practice this on his own car iirc and does it at his machine shop.
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